swap

(Finans) Bir alacaklının 3. bir kişiye belli bir ücret ödeyerek, alacağını garantilemesi şeklinde kredi riskini bir partiden diğerine geçiren finans kontratı

asset swap

varlık swap

credit default swap

Kredi temerrüt takası

currency swap

döviz swap

exchange, trade (also swap)

döviz, ticaret (ayrıca swap)

get the swap/swop

(Ticaret) para birimi swapı

{f} değiştirmek

{i} trampa

f., i., k.dili., bak. swap

swop

{i} değiş tokuş

swop

{f} değiş tokuş etmek

swop

{i} karşılıklı değiştirme

swop

{i} takas

swop

{f} takas etmek

swop

{f} karşılıklı bahsetmek

التركية - التركية

تعريف swap في التركية التركية القاموس.: iki ülkenin merkez bankaları aracılığıyla birbirlerinin karşılıklı olarak ulusal paralarını kabul etmeleri; Bankalar arasında çeşitli paralar için ön mutabakat ve emaneten satışla sağlanan takas işlemi

الإنجليزية - الإنجليزية

تعريف swap في الإنجليزية الإنجليزية القاموس.: To strike, hit
and therewith was the knyght and the lady on one side – and suddeynly he swapped of the ladyes hede.; A financial derivative in which two parties agree to exchange one stream of cashflow against another stream; An roughly equal exchange of two comparable things; To exchange or give something in exchange for something else; {v} to exchange, barter, swop; An agreement whereby two parties exchange terms For example, one party can swap a fixed rate payment stream for a variable rate payment stream (See SWAPS); An essentially equal exchange of two comparable things; To exchange (usually two things of the same kind); to swop; The simultaneous purchase and sale of the same amount of a given currency for two different dates, against the sale and purchase of another A swap can be a swap against a forward In essence, swapping is somewhat similar to borrowing one currency and lending another for the same period However, any rate of return or cost of funds is expressed in the price differential between the two sides of the transaction; A contract calling for the exchange of payments over time Often one payment is fixed in advance and the other is floating, based upon the realization of a price or interest rate; If you swap one thing for another, you remove the first thing and replace it with the second, or you stop doing the first thing and start doing the second. Despite the heat, he'd swapped his overalls for a suit and tie Both sides swapped their goalies in the 30th minute; is a financial transaction in which two counterparties agree to exchange streams of payments occurring over time according to predetermined rules Swaps are used to change the currency or interest rate exposure associated with investments; To trade one asset for another For example, the sale of a block of bonds and the purchase of another block of similar market value Swaps may be made to achieve many goals, including establishing a tax loss, upgrading credit quality, extending or shortening maturity, etc; If you swap something with someone, you give it to them and receive a different thing in exchange. Next week they will swap places and will repeat the switch weekly I'd gladly swap places with mummy any day I know a sculptor who swaps her pieces for drawings by a well-known artist Some hostages were swapped for convicted prisoners. = exchange Swap is also a noun. If she ever fancies a job swap, I could be interested; {f} exchange one thing for another, trade, barter; make an exchange or trade; move (a piece of a program) into memory, in computer science; An agreement that exchanges one security's return for another's return BACK TO TOP; A contract between two parties to exchange cash flows in the future according to some formula; An exchange; a barter; In general, the exchange of one asset or liability for a similar asset or liability for the purpose of lengthening or shortening maturities, or raising or lowering coupon rates, to maximize revenue or minimize financing costs; a transaction in which an investor sells one security and simultaneously buys another with the proceeds, usually for about the same price and frequently for tax purposes (See bond swap); ~ The sale of a block of bonds and the purchase of another block of similar market value Swaps may be made to establish a tax loss, upgrade credit quality, extend or shorten maturity, etc; To beat the air, or ply the wings, with a sweeping motion or noise; to flap; Also known as "swap space " When a program requires more memory than is physically available in the computer, currently-unused information can be written to a temporary buffer on the hard disk, called swap, thereby freeing memory Some operating systems support swapping to a specific file, but Linux normally swaps to a dedicated swap partition A misnomer, the term swap in Linux is used to define demand paging; a derivative security, being a contract in which two parties agree to exchange obligations defined by other contracts that they have entered into For example, two companies might have separately entered into debt contracts of similar size but different repayment periods; as time passes it may come to suit them both to swap the repayment obligations [top of page] V Venture Capital - provision of finance to a risky enterprise Typically involves buying a substantial share of the business and exercising close control over management; ~ The sale of a block of bonds and the purchase of another block of similar market value Swaps may be made to establish a tax loss, upgrade credit quality, extend or shorten maturity, etc; A sale of a security and the simultaneous purchase of another security, for purposes of enhancing the investor's holdings The swap may be used to achieve desired tax results, to gain income or principal, or to alter various features of a bond portfolio, including call protection, diversfication or consolidation, and marketability of holdings Compare: TAX SWAP; To strike; with off; {i} exchange, trade; Financial term for a combined or simultaneous buying and selling operation 1 Swaps between central banks serve to bridge international liquidity crises and are frequently carried out in connection with the IMF or the BIS 2 Swaps between a central bank and the commercial banks of a particular country: in Switzerland, such swaps are executed by the SNB either to generate liquidity (e g by temporarily acquiring USD against CHF) or to drain liquidity (e g by acquiring CHF against USD) Such operations are still an important instrument for the control of the money supply 3 Foreign exchange swaps serve to hedge the exchange rate of export balances spot transaction 4 Money and capital market swaps are carried out as crosscurrency swaps, interest swaps, or combined crosscurrency/interest swaps 5 Debt-equity swaps: temporary assignment or conversion of debt into shares or similar equity paper; The purpose of a swap is to fix price for future sales and purchase of natural gas An agreement between two parties to exchange cash flows based on the difference between a fixed price and a market price and based on a specific quantity The swap enables the party, in effect, to fix the price it receives or pays for natural gas The quantity of gas in the swap is theoretical because no exchange of gas ever takes place as a consequence of the swap itself However, the theoretical value is set equal to the quantity of gas in the physical contract so that the price for all the gas covered in the physical contract becomes fixed by the swap The term of a swap is several years; A type of derivative, a swap is an exchange of future cash flows Popular swaps include foreign exchange swaps and interest rate swaps 10K: An annual report filed by a public company with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Includes financial information, company information, risk factors, etc; - To temporarily move data (programs and/or data files) from random access memory to disk storage (swap out), or back (swap in), to allow more programs and data to be processed than there is physical memory to hold it Also called Virtual Memory; To fall or descend; to rush hastily or violently; Hastily; An arrangement when two companies lend to one another on different terms, for example at different interest rates or in different currencies; exchange or give (something) in exchange for; Simply, the sale of a block of bonds and the purchase of another block of similar market value Swaps may be made to achieve many goals, including establishing a tax loss, upgrading credit quality, extending or shortening maturity, etc; A forward type of contractual agreement to exchange one type of cash flow or asset for another, according to predetermined rules; To move a piece of a program or its data out of memory, into the swap file (stored on a larger, slower medium such as a hard drive.)"; A blow; a stroke; An arrangement in which two entities lend to each other on different terms, e g , in different currencies, and/or at different interest rates, fixed or floating; The sale of one security for the purchase of another Bond swaps fall into three basic categories, although a given swap may have aspects of two or more of these; an equal exchange; "we had no money so we had to live by barter"
swap file: A file on disk used as auxiliary memory
swap files: plural form of swap file
swap in: To retrieve (memory contents) from a swap file
swap meet: A flea market
swap out: To transfer (memory contents) into a swap file
swap meet: A gathering at which enthusiasts or collectors trade or exchange items of common interest
swap bodies: exchange bodies, trade bodies
swap file: area on a disk used as additional Random Access Memory in addition to the regular memory (Computers)
swap meet: An informal gathering for the barter or sale of used articles or handicrafts. an occasion when people meet to buy and sell used goods, or to exchange them
swap meet: garage sale, informal sale of personal possessions usually held on one's premises; informal estate sale
swap memory: memory whose source is in a swap file and not in the Random Access Memory chips (Computers)
swap space: the disk space that is set aside for virtual memory
swap space: memory whose source is in a swap file and not in the Random Access Memory chips (Computers)
swap war prisoners: exchange prisoners of war, exchange enemy soldiers that are held in captivity
credit default swap: A credit derivative contract between two counterparties, whereby the buyer (seller of risk) makes periodic payments to the seller (buyer of risk) in exchange for the right to a payoff if there is a default or other credit event in respect of a third party called reference entity
hot swap: To remove or replace a component while the computer is still running
hot-swap: To change a part of something, typically a computer, while it's running
interest rate swap: A contract to exchange the benefit of one interest rate with another. Often a fixed interest rate being exchanged for a variable rate so as to allow one party to remove an exposure to a variable rate for which they pay a premium on the fixed rate in order to compensate for this 'insurance'. The two rates can also be based on different currencies
language swap: A method of language learning based on mutual language practicing by learning partners who speak different languages
palette swap: To change the color palette used to render a palettized image
While there's a decent variety of enemy types in the game, those same enemies also tend to get palette swapped as the game progresses.
swapper: Agent noun of swap; one who swaps
total return swap: A financial derivative, which transfers both the credit risk and market risk of an underlying asset
swop: {v} to exchange, change, barter
Credit default swap: (Eğitim) A credit default swap (CDS) is a swap contract in which the protection buyer of the CDS makes a series of payments (often referred to as the CDS "fee" or "spread") to the protection seller and, in exchange, receives a payoff if a credit instrument (typically a bond or loan) experiences a credit event.
Credit swap: (Eğitim) See: Credit default swap
credit default swap: A credit default swap (CDS) is a bilateral contract under which two counterparties agree to isolate and separately trade the credit risk of at least one third-party reference entity. Under a credit default swap agreement, a protection buyer pays a periodic fee to a protection seller in exchange for a contingent payment by the seller upon a credit event (such as a default or failure to pay) happening in the reference entity. When a credit event is triggered, the protection seller either takes delivery of the defaulted bond for the par value (physical settlement) or pays the protection buyer the difference between the par value and recovery value of the bond (cash settlement)
asset swap: mutual exchange of property or financial assets
currency swap: exchange of currencies of different countries
hot swap: A special feature of selected server components, such as hard disk drives or power supplies, that allows removal and replacement of the component without requiring the server to be powered down
hot swap: The insertion or removal of a hardware device such as a PC Card while the operating system using it remains up and running
hot swap: Exchange of components during operation
hot swap: The ability to replace a device on a shared bus while the bus is active
hot swap: The process of replacing a component (e g , disk drive, controller, fan, power source) with a new component while the rest of the system continues functioning without interruption
hot swap: The ability of a device to have parts removed after, for example, a slot-in card or fan failure, without affecting its operation Many of today's hubs offer hot swapping without bringing down the network to charge a component
hot swap: A component may be pulled from a system and plugged into a new one while the power is still on and the unit is still operating Redundant systems can be designed to allow the hot swapping of drives, circuit boards, power supplies, and most any component
hot swap: Physical hardware replacement without powering off the system Browse to Hot Swap for more information
hot swap: refers to the ability to remove a failed member of a redundant disk array and replace it with a good drive without bringing down the server or interrupting transactions that involve other devices [ top]
hot swap: A C5 feature that allows you to remove and replace a board without having to shut down the system See also Hot Swap Controller (HSC)
hot swap: the substitution of a replacement unit in a storage system for a defective unit, executed while the system is performing its normal function and requiring human intervention (Compare with Auto Swap and Cold Swap)
hot swap: The process of replacing or installing a device in a system with minimal impact on the normal operation of the system SIO
hot swap: The operation of removing, or adding, a disk drive to a RAID disk array whilst transactions are still being processed ( top )
hot swap: The process of replacing a failed component while the rest of the system continues to function normally
hot swap: back to top
hot swap: Changing equipment while power is being supplied and used Often applied to changing over battery strings Top
permanent swap file: fixed area of a disk which functions as virtual memory
swapper: {i} one who exchanges, one who trades or barters (also swopper)
swapping: Moving data back and forth between main memory and disk See also swap disk
swapping: Selling one security and buying a similar one at almost the same time to take a loss, usually for tax purposes
swapping: Writing a suspended process' modified (dirty) pages to swap space, and putting the clean pages on the free list Swapping occurs when the number of pages on the free list falls below a specific threshold
swapping: Selling one security and buying a similar one almost at the same time to take a loss, usually for tax purposes
swapping: Using part of the hard drive as memory when RAM is full See Virtual Memory
swapping: Another method of managing memory Entire processes are swapped as needed to keep the active processes in memory Swapping can add delays if large processes are swapped frequently
swapping: A technique that the UNIX kernel uses to clean up physical memory The kernel moves entire processes from memory to disk and then reassigns the memory to some other function Processes that have been idle for more than a certain period may be removed from memory to save space Swapping is also used to satisfy extreme memory shortages When the system is extremely short of memory, active processes may be "swapped out "
swapping: An {operating system} is often able to run programs that require more memory than is physically available on the host system In order to do this, the full memory required is broken into smaller pieces, which are swapped in when required, and swapped out to disk when the space they occupy is required
swapping: Swapping occurs in the CPU when the internal memory is not large enough to store more than one application program at a time Therefore, in order to process more than one job at a time, one active job is temporarily removed from internal storage and saved on the disk while the other job processes in the area formerly occupied by the first job Swapping allows the computer to think it has more memory available than it really does, but it also results in slower processing of data
swaps: Third person singular simple present of to swap
swaps: Plural of swap
swop: see swap. Chiefly British. Variant of swap. another spelling of swap
swop: Abbreviation for specifications for web offset publications; specifications recommended for web printing of publications
swop: exchange or give (something) in exchange for
swop: An acronym for Specifications for Web Offset Publications, SWOP is a specification for printing with CMYK inks It offers guidelines for printing with certain types of inks, papers, and ink densities on a webfed printing press
swop: an equal exchange; "we had no money so we had to live by barter"
swop: Abbreviation for the revised Specifications for Web-Offset Publications; a set of specifications for color separation films and color proofing to insure the consistency of the printed color
swop: Specifications for Web Offset Publications A standard set of specifications for color separations, proofs, and printing to encourage uniform standards in the industry
swop: obsolete spelling of swap
swop: {i} exchange, trade (also swap)
swop: Same as Swap
swop: Abbreviation for the Specifications for Web Offset Publications, developed in the U S as a standard for magazine production, and used to ensure consistency of color printing to top
swops: plural of swop
temporary swap file: temporary file on a disk whose area functions as virtual memory